Amigos Bravos 2022 Annual Report

Building a Waters Movement
AMIGOS BRAVOS BELIEVES IN THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP AND
COLLABORATION TO CATALYZE SOLUTIONS
The greatest opportunity to accelerate
progress toward a healthy
planet lies in purposeful connection,
shared priorities, and scaled,
collective action.
We participate in formal and informal
networks with the following
public, private and nonprofit organizations
to exchange information,
share learning, and align to create
greater impact and results.
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≈ Communities for Clean Water
≈ New Mexico Water Policy
Campaign Coalition
≈ New Mexico Mining Act Network
≈ Stop Tererro Mine Coalition
≈ Clean Water 4 All
≈ NM Toxic Pollutant Working Group
≈ Outstanding Waters Coalition
≈ Middle Rio Grande Water
Advocates
≈ Wild and Scenic Coalition
≈ Interstate Technology and
Regulatory Council (ITRC)
≈ NM Department of Tourism Clean
and Beautiful Advisory Committee
≈ Miranda Canyon Commission
≈ NM Citizens Dairy Coalition
≈ New Mexico Integrative Science
≈ Program Incorporating Research
in Environmental Sciences (NM-IN-
SPIRES) Community Engagement Core
(CEC)
≈ Rio Fernando de Taos Revitalization
Collaborative
≈ Healthy Headwaters Coalition
≈ E-Flows Working Group
≈ Rio Grande Basin Study- NGO-
Group
≈ New Mexico Conservation
Coalition
≈ 30/30 Coalition
≈ Gila Centennial Celebration
Collaborative Planning
≈ Produced Water Management
Coalition
≈ Mt. Taylor Mine Coalition
≈ Rio Grande Basin Study –
”All Partners“
≈ Environmental Alliance of
New Mexico
≈ Taos Valley Watershed Coalition
≈ National ONRW Resource Group